Exploring social psychology /
David G. Myers.
- New York : McGraw-Hill, c1994.
- xiv, 428 p. : ill. ; 25 cm.
- McGraw-Hill series in social psychology .
contents
INTRODUCING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY MODULE 1 - DOING SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY MODULE 2 - DID YOU KNOW IT ALL ALONG?
SOCIAL THINKING MODULE 3 - INTUITION: THE POWER AND LIMITS OF OUR INNER KNOWING MODULE 4 - REASONS FOR UNREASON MODULE 5 - CLINICAL INTUITION: THE PERILS OF PSYCHOLOGIZING MODULE 6 - THE FUNDAMENTAL ATTRIBUTION ERROR MODULE 7 - A NEW LOOK AT PRIDE MODULE 8 - THE POWER OF POSITIVE THINKING MODULE 9 - BEHAVIOR AND BELIEF SOCIAL INFLUENCE MODULE 10 - GENDER AND GENES MODULE 11 - HOW NICE PEOPLE GET CORRUPTED
MODULE 12 - TWO ROUTES TO PERSUASION MODULE 13 - INDOCTRINATION AND INOCULATION MODULE 14 - THE MERE PRESENCE OF OTHERS MODULE 15 - MANY HANDS MAKE DIMINISHED RESPONSIBILITY
MODULE 16 - DOING TOGETHER WHAT WE WOULD NEVER DO ALONE MODULE 17 - HOW GROUPS INTENSIFY DECISIONS MODULE 18 - POWER TO THE PERSON SOCIAL RELATIONS MODULE 19 - THE DISLIKE OF DIVERSITY MODULE 20 - THE ROOTS OF PREJUDICE MODULE 21 - THE NATURE AND NURTURE OF AGGRESSION MODULE 22 - DO THE MEDIA INFLUENCE SOCIAL BEHAVIOR? MODULE 23 - CAUSES OF CONFLICT MODULE 24 - BLESSED ARE THE PEACEMAKERS MODULE 25 - WHO LIKES WHOM? MODULE 26 - THE UPS AND DOWNS OF LOVE MODULE 27 - WHEN DO PEOPLE HELP? SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY APPLIED MODULE 28 - WHO IS MISERABLE?AND WHY? MODULE 29 - WHO IS HAPPY AND WHY? MODULE 30 - BIG IDEAS IN SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY AND RELIGION
Includes bibliographical references (p. 335-407) and index(p. 411-428)